Category Archives: *BSD
Analyzing Brute Force Attempts in BASH
If you have a public facing SSH server running on the standard port, your message log is probably filled with failed authentication attempts from brute force attacks. Let’s mash up some quick BASH commands to analyze this data. For our … Continue reading
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Tagged authentication, bash, data management, Hacks, linux, network, security, ssh, system administration, webserver
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Amazon Prime Streaming – Another Netflix Alternative for Linux?
Amazon announced this week that Prime users would now have access to a pool of free content to stream instantly from the video-on-demand portion of their website. While the content might not be the latest and greatest blockbuster movies and … Continue reading
Serving a Printer to Google Cloud Print from Linux
Been waiting for Google Cloud Print to finally come to linux? The wait is over! For now, Google has only released the ability to serve up a printer to the Google cloud via Windows while explicitly noting that the capability … Continue reading
